08 April 1961 87 mins
Featured in a musical environment possible light anywhere in the world, adapted to a Cuban city makes good use of music. The argument is based on the desires and efforts of middle-income families, to hold a quinceanera at a level greater than that permitted by the economic status of a family.
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Julio García Espinosa Director
Cuba 08 April 1961
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